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New York Fed survey: Food insecurity surpasses pandemic-era levels in the U.S.

A New York Fed survey reveals that food insecurity in the U.S. is now worse than during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic. Nationwide, 10% of families reported missing meals due to lack of food, and nearly 16% relied on food donations. Among households earning under $50,000 annua

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Weak Monsoon and Foreign Selling Pressure Indian Markets as Nifty Posts Monthly Loss

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U.S. New Car Sales Plummet as Affordability Crisis Pushes Ownership Out of Reach for Average Americans

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Investor-Owned Utilities Made $244 Billion in Excessive Profits Amid U.S. Energy Affordability Crisis

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Crescimento do PIB no primeiro trimestre de 2026 reflete impulso fiscal e ciclo eleitoral, segundo Samuel Pessôa

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Key inflation gauge hits three-year high as US consumer confidence slips

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Exxon Warns Record Low Oil Inventories Will Spike Prices

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Canada enters technical recession amid scrutiny of $200,000 government spending on luxury in-flight meals

Canada has officially entered a technical recession according to Statistics Canada, while the federal government is facing scrutiny over spending $200,000 on luxury in-flight meals. The article contrasts the economic downturn affecting Canadians with what it portrays as governmen

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The G-Shaped Economy: Why consumer sentiment is at a record low but spending keeps rising

The article explores the puzzling disconnect between record-low consumer sentiment in the U.S. (with the University of Michigan's index hitting 44.8 in May 2026) and continued consumer spending. It examines why Americans report feeling pessimistic about the economy yet continue t

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U.S. personal savings rate drops to 2.6% as inflation outpaces wage growth

The personal savings rate in the U.S. fell to 2.6% in April 2024, the lowest level since 2022, as inflation continues to outpace wage growth. This marks a sharp decline from 3.2% in March and 5.8% a year earlier. Economists express concern that Americans are depleting their abili

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Tomato prices surge as symbol of America's rising food costs and affordability crisis

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Average 401(k) balances drop 4% as more workers tap retirement savings amid Iran war market volatility

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Inflation Accelerates to 3.8% as High Gas Prices Spread Through U.S. Economy

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Inflation and rising costs push even six-figure earners to financial breaking point

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Inflation rises to 3.8% as high gas prices drive down household savings to four-year low

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Nearly half of US renter households are cost-burdened as rents rise 36% since pandemic

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US 30-year mortgage rate rises to 6.53%, highest in nine months

The average 30-year fixed mortgage rate in the US rose to 6.53%, its highest level in nine months, according to Freddie Mac. This marks another increase from 6.51% the previous week, though rates remain below the 6.89% level from a year ago. The rising rates add hundreds of dolla

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Average 401(k) balances drop 4% as more workers tap retirement savings amid Iran war market volatility, Fidelity reports

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New York Fed survey: Food insecurity surpasses pandemic-era levels in the U.S.

Weak Monsoon and Foreign Selling Pressure Indian Markets as Nifty Posts Monthly Loss

U.S. New Car Sales Plummet as Affordability Crisis Pushes Ownership Out of Reach for Average Americans

Investor-Owned Utilities Made $244 Billion in Excessive Profits Amid U.S. Energy Affordability Crisis

Crescimento do PIB no primeiro trimestre de 2026 reflete impulso fiscal e ciclo eleitoral, segundo Samuel Pessôa

Key inflation gauge hits three-year high as US consumer confidence slips

Exxon Warns Record Low Oil Inventories Will Spike Prices

Canada enters technical recession amid scrutiny of $200,000 government spending on luxury in-flight meals

The G-Shaped Economy: Why consumer sentiment is at a record low but spending keeps rising

U.S. personal savings rate drops to 2.6% as inflation outpaces wage growth

Tomato prices surge as symbol of America's rising food costs and affordability crisis

Average 401(k) balances drop 4% as more workers tap retirement savings amid Iran war market volatility

Inflation Accelerates to 3.8% as High Gas Prices Spread Through U.S. Economy

Inflation and rising costs push even six-figure earners to financial breaking point

Inflation rises to 3.8% as high gas prices drive down household savings to four-year low

Nearly half of US renter households are cost-burdened as rents rise 36% since pandemic

US 30-year mortgage rate rises to 6.53%, highest in nine months

Average 401(k) balances drop 4% as more workers tap retirement savings amid Iran war market volatility, Fidelity reports